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The dispute arose over multimillion-dollar leaks at the University of Connecticut's law library.
The dispute arose over multimillion-dollar leaks at the University of Connecticut's law library.
January 26, 2012
In a case with wide implications for contractors, the construction industry asked Connecticut's Supreme Court to block the state from invoking a 13th-century legal doctrine that the state claims allows it to wait decades before suing for defective work on public works projects.
The dispute arose over multimillion-dollar leaks at the University of Connecticut's law library.
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